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Of course save the file afterwards

Now you can either reboot/log out and back in to save the changes systemwide or if you're busy, run source ~/.zprofile to apply them in your current terminal session.

After doing this, running diji in your terminal should make diji start. (It will quite likely display a dialog about the developer "not being verified". Here's the fix)

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Windows:

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Extract the downloaded zip and open Windows Terminal or PowerShell. If you're using Windows Terminal, make sure the active tab says PowerShell.

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Now run this command (replace [architecture] with your cpu's architecture (it's at the end of the file name of the zip you downloaded)):

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Copy-Item "Downloads/diji-1.2-windows-[architecture]/diji" -Destination "AppData" -Recurse
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Open Settings, scroll down to the bottom and click "About":

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Click "Advanced system settings":

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Click "Environment variables...":

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Select the "Path" variable and click "Edit...":

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Click "New" and paste the following path (replace [user] with your username):

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C:\Users\[user]\AppData\diji
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Now press "OK"

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After doing this, running diji in a new terminal window should make diji start.